>> It could potentially cause the filesize to jump dramatically, so
>> would
>> that be acceptable?
My 2¢
For front-ends like LcdBible, filesize increase is undesireable
(audience is 3rd world missionaries with obsolete, donated, dinosaur
computers/laptops and slooow POTS modems that are u
Muy bien! Thanks to the people involved.
Might or might not apply:
I've been using Boost::regex for conversion-like tasks with a
"hold-your-nose template" that I could perhaps adapt to help out.
PTL
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LcdBible does not support the Personal Commentary module (or any commentary for
that matter ... sola scriptura).
(sorry to be slow responding to your question)
- Original Message -
From: DM Smith
To: SWORD Developers' Collaboration Forum
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2006 8:20 AM
The link to "Vote for this Bug" is on the left side toward the bottom.
- Original Message -
> Here is the link to the bug report:
> http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4646993
>
> Here is a link to register to vote:
> https://softwarereg.sun.com/registration/developer/en_U
Some time back, I wrote some very simple "training wheels" console apps that
might be helpful. They show how to get a resource open, and get verses from the
resource. If those would be helpful, I can try to track them down and make them
available.
Are you able to build swordlib?
My experience
I also don't understand why the InstallManager fields can't be
pre-filled with default, valid info. Why would this convenience cause
risks? I can understand if they proceed to get modules, but not why it
is a risk just the convenience of prefilling a rather obscure part of
The SWORD Project (if
Some observations (none major ... good work):
* nit ... Crosswire license mentions copyright 1994-2005 ... should
this be 2006? (the Help About for sword.exe itself has 2006)
* SWORD_PATH environment variable over-written ... should permission
be asked to do this if one already exists (makes in
Microsoft appears to be doing a "wide" release-candidate of Vista RC1
Build 5728 ... you may not need to be a MSDN subscriber (not sure yet
until I attempt to actually burn the .iso and install ... I was able
to obtain a Product Key).
It is a 2.5 gig .iso image. Not for "narrow pipes".
Microso
I've used Qarbon's ViewletBuilder and their ViewletCentral to put
together "animated slideshows" that are oriented to end-users. Would
something like that be useful for BibleCS sword.exe?
Here is a link to a "mini-tutorial" for LcdBible to give an idea of
what can be done:
http://www.viewletcen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi there, My name is Pierre from South-africa. I have just
> installed Sword for Windows on my computer and would like to make a
> few remarks - can I do that in this forum? Regards.
Generally yes ... especially if it is related to developer
issues rather th
FYI:
www.borland.com/us/products/turbo/index.html
I haven't installed or evaluated these (C++, Delphi, Delphi-Net, C#) and
they are huge files.
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Thanks for providing these.
Some observations with 1.5.9 pre1 and ESV dated Aug 10, 2006 on a computer
with WinXP-SP2.
(mostly "nits")
* Seems like too much "white space" at the top. With Gen 1, there is the
Chapter 1 on a line by itself, and then five blank lines. There are three
lines befor
Ok. Just thought I would ask.
I am appreciative of the ..\library look-up.
Perhaps you (or someone else) could do this instead:
The LcdBible link on the main www.crosswire.org/index.jsp is obsolete
by several releases. Could it be revised from:
"Limited functionality (only The World English Bible
> I'll be rewriting the BibleDesktop installer to handle this.
I'm certainly interested in what you come up with for the BibleDesktop
installer ... Probably makes sense for the installer for LcdBible to
be very similar.
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Here is a link to the 1.40n Y)et A)nother B)eta of LcdBible:
http://lcdbible.sourceforge.net/download/LcdBibleStarterKitSetup_WEB_beta.exe
There are several differences from the 1.31m version:
* Find Word(s) MRU (most recently used). The 20+ previous searches are
kept in a drop-down combo-box, a
Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> I've started to fix some of the problems. I'm hoping to have more
> time
> before the final release, which should be in the next couple days.
If the swordlib code isn't frozen, could you consider having
SWMgr::findConfig also look for mods.d in:
../The SWORD Project
Looks VERY good. Nice job.
Some comments:
* The readme.txt has LcdBible information rather than InstallManager.
* Should this be ver 1.5.9?
* What is the status of icudt##.dll ?
* In the "Help About" lower window, there is a sentence that starts
with:
"Thanx to God for His GREAT MERCY and LOV
BibleCS sword.exe rc5 (July 3, 2006) and ESV with files dated Aug 10,
2006
Looking at Psalm 23
* Verse numbers are showing up at the end of the previous verse:
1
The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. 2
He makes me lie down in green pastures.
He leads me beside still waters. 3
He restores my
> Lynn,
>> * ESV search finds "Jesus" in 2 Sam 1:1, Jonah 1:1, and
>> Malachi
>> 1:1. I think these are "hits" from the notes (opening of chapter)
>> rather than the actual Bible text. Is this intended?
>
Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> Yes, this is intended. SWORD full text search (non-clucene)
DM,
I noticed your webpage has a revised version of the KJV2006 with files
dated Aug 11, 2006.
http://crosswire.org/~dmsmith/kjv2006/
Is this an update from the version that had files dated July 24, 2006?
Can you describe the differences between this version and the one from
late July, por fav
DM,
I noticed your webpage has a revised version of the ESV with files
dated Aug 11, 2006.
http://crosswire.org/~dmsmith/esv/
Is this a 3rd beta? The "summary page" indicates it is the 2nd beta,
but is this one different from the one with files dated July 24?
http://crosswire.org/~dmsmith/
Can
Seems to work ok with WinXp-SP2 and IE6 ... but I don't understand
what you are doing or what to look for. I moved and resized the
highlight boxes, and didn't notice any jumpiness. Then I dragged the
actual picture around, and didn't notice jumpiness.
What I did notice ... when I resized the hi
DM Smith wrote:
> The info links do not work on the beta download page.
Here is a link that has KJV2006 files from July 30, 2006.
http://www.crosswire.org/~dmsmith/kjv2006/kjv.zip
<< Question for DM Smith: Are these OK to use, at least for
evaluation? >>
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When you create or modify a jira issue, you get a confirming email
with invalid links:
-
> View the issue:
> http://www.crosswire.org/jira/browse/MOD-43
should be:
http://www.crosswire.org/bugs/browse/MOD-43
Is this minor
My experience is that it is relatively difficult to search for phrases
that have embedded quotation marks (either single or double quotes).
Example: find
man's wife
in ASV (with Phrase Searching, should find 7 matches)
This returns no "matches", because the text uses a "8-bit
right-closing sing
> Newly added support (in engine) to look for books in ../library/ to
> support the proposed layout: Program Files\CrossWire\library\
In the long term, this will be very helpful, and is much appreciated.
However, for benefits in the short to moderate time frame, please
consider:
Could swordlib'
With sword.exe RC5, I'm seeing "raw rtf codes" when looking at the KJV2006
NT module (either ztext or rawtext). OT chapters seem ok. KjvLite seems ok.
Am I doing something wrong?
(sorry if this has already been reported)
I got these modules (dated 2006-June-29) from:
http://www.crosswire.org/~dm
Here is a link:
http://www.bibleinverse.org/Misc/patch_lda_vc6_71_060712.txt
DM Smith wrote:
> L.Allan-pbio wrote:
>>
>> If it would help, I can try to remember how to use svn and submit a
>> patch file.
>>
>>
> From the command lin
With swordlib revision 1945, I'm encountering these problems using
Microsoft vc6 and vc7.1:
***
***
swbuf.h line 28
#ifdef WIN32
#include
#endif
There is no mem.h, so this fails. It turns out that mem.h isn't
needed, so these three lines
Looks like quite a few improvements. Good work.
Some comments/notes/problems (some may be related to ESV markup)
* ESV search finds "Jesus" in 2 Sam 1:1, Jonah 1:1, and Malachi
1:1. I think these are "hits" from the notes (opening of chapter)
rather than the actual Bible text. Is this inte
Some test results:
* Capabilities of "Optimized Searching" are impressive ... able to
search for things like:
(languages or nations) and sons
but is there documentation available or being prepared? Can this be
made available for non-indexed (non-optimized) searching?
* Searching for "*regenerat
Thanks for making this available.
> Compiled against latest SVN of SWORD engine.
Does this mean that we can/should do testing of the ESV module, and
report problems ... rather than testing limited to the web-site?
("Notes" and "Cross References" are mis-behaving in Mark 1 ... see
earlier proble
Here is a link to the LcdBible "starter kit" version 1.31m with the
World English Bible:
http://lcdbible.sf.net/download/LcdBibleStarterKitSetup_WEB_rc.exe
Change log:
http://lcdbible.sf.net/changelog.php
Summary of changes from ver 1.22j (May, 2004)
* Uses sword-api rather than "experimental p
My understanding is that one of the first things that a "front-end"
needs to do is instantiate SwMgr and let it find all the modules that
are available. This detection is used to populate Tabs or drop-down
lists so the end-user can switch from module to module.
Once there are a lot of modules
DM Smith wrote:
On May 15, 2006, at 2:58 PM, L.Allan-pbio wrote:
The NET has for poetic line breaks but there isn't an
allowance for a space if this isn't turned into a poetic line break
(see Ps 23 for examples)
The ... indicates whitespace. So this is appropriate.
Well, that m
The NET has for poetic line breaks but there isn't an allowance
for a space if this isn't turned into a poetic line break (see Ps 23
for examples)
A psalm of David.The
Lord is my shepherd,I lack nothing./>
He takes me to lush pastures,he leads me to refreshing water./>
He restores my stre
Also, the NET has for poetic line breaks (see Ps 23 for
examples).
DM Smith wrote:
On May 13, 2006, at 8:39 AM, L.Allan-pbio wrote:
* paragraph grouping
...
DM Smith wrote:
The paragraph markers are represented with
Several comments:
* After doing mod2vpl on Kjv2006, a hex viewer
Note: This only applies to sword.exe and not to "The Bible Tool"
because "The Bible Tool" doesn't seem to have an option to group
verses into paragraphs. Unless I missed something in preferences,
swordweb doesn't have the equivalent of unchecking the option of
BibleCS's Preferences + Display +
* paragraph grouping
...
DM Smith wrote:
The paragraph markers are represented with marker=\"¶\"/>
Several comments:
* After doing mod2vpl on Kjv2006, a hex viewer showed these to have an
extra character: an 0xC2 before the ¶
* Which will the final Kjv2006 have? or marker=\"¶\"/>
* Ca
Perhaps upload the file and provide a link to the file in the list
posting?
(if you have a place to upload that is public)
I do this often with lcdbible related files. (example:)
http://lcdbible.sf.net/misc/CwModuleTutorial.doc
Jónatas Ferreira wrote:
Hi Joachim, Hi Manfred,
Thank you, Manfre
Some more info:
http://www.crosswire.org/bugs/browse/SWEB-5
The URL is different before it starts working:
http://www.crosswire.org/study/fulllibrary.jsp?key=gen+1%3A1
and after a search is done and it starts working ok:
http://www.crosswire.org/study/passagestudy.jsp?key=gen+1%3A1
L.Allan
http://www.crosswire.org/study/passagestudy.jsp?key=Genesis+21%3A1
It appears that a space is missing between "Lord" and "visited". It is
a little hard to tell, because there is an "X" cross-reference between
the words.
If you look closely at the other "X" cross-references between words,
the
I've encountered a problem trying to use "The Bible Tool" to check the
ESV. The Go to: input field only results in seeing the
copyright/publisher information.
Here are the steps using IE 6
* www.crosswire.org
* select "Read the Bible" link to get to www.crosswire.org/study
* specify the ESV Bib
g [Genesis 1:1] no entry in in Module.
thru
Skipping [Revelation of John 22:21] no entry in in Module.
When I run sword.exe, there is a tab for ztwenty, but no contents for
either the OT (expected) or NT.
Clearly, I am doing something wrong ... help appreciated.
Greg Hellings wrote:
Lynn
On 5/
Thanks. I'll revise the earlier tutorial for module preparation to
describe making a ztext compressed module. Later today, it should be
at:
http://lcdbible.sf.net/misc/CwModuleTutorial_060510e.doc
http://lcdbible.sf.net/misc/CwModuleTutorial.doc (same file)
and
http://lcdbible.sf.net/misc/CwM
Jónatas Ferreira wrote:
Can anyone help me? Is it possible to create a sword module in a Mac
instead of Windows?
I'm not sure I understand your question, but my impression is that you
have a Mac as your development computer, but not a Windows computer.
The .cpp code is available from SVN for
IIRC, Huffman encoding seems to produce an optimal compression. The
basic idea is to build a trie with the shortest paths through the
trie
being the most frequent patterns. The algorithms that I saw did this
on input assuming a single byte character encoding such as ASCII or
Latin-1. It is readi
While not simpler, there are ways to compress the files that don't
use stream compression such that each verse can be handled
independently.
I'd be interested in how to do this, and still get decent compression.
My limited experience is that if you don't have a large block of data
(book), then
DM Smith wrote:
On May 8, 2006, at 8:36 PM, Greg Hellings wrote:
This brings up another interesting question (in my opinion). Why
are
there several standard modules which are distributed without
compression? Things like the the ASV, the Vulgate and the WEB are
all distributed in uncompress
Greg Hellings wrote:
This brings up another interesting question (in my opinion). Why
are
there several standard modules which are distributed without
compression? Things like the the ASV, the Vulgate and the WEB are
all
distributed in uncompressed format. Might it be beneficial for us
to
o, in what ways?
Also, there is a file mod2zmod2.cpp that refers to the non-existing
ztext.h. Do you know anything about it?
Barry Drake wrote:
Hi Lynn .....
L.Allan-pbio wrote:
I'd appreciate a hint or two on how to create ztext modules.
It's really simple. You make a plain
Here is a link to the LcdBible "starter kit" version 1.31m with the
World English Bible:
http://lcdbible.sf.net/download/LcdBibleStarterKitSetup_web_beta.exe
Change log:
http://lcdbible.sf.net/changelog.php
Summary of changes from ver 1.22j (May, 2004)
* Uses full sword-api rather than "experim
For John 3:1, the 1.1 note is "See the note on Pharisees in 1:24"
Seems like the information could be available here directly in John
3:1, rather than having to move back to John 1:24. You don't want to
duplicate the note, however.
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I'd appreciate a hint or two on how to create ztext modules. (Or a
link to documentation or previous list post on this).
I've been able to create plaintext modules for Bible texts,
commentaries, devotionals, etc. that the rawtext driver can read, but
I'm fuzzy how to create a ztext module that
Sword-api SVN 1911 head seems to insist that
#define USELUCENE
be declared. Otherwise, rawtext.cpp line 288 (and many other lines)
won't compile because the variable listkey is not declared:
ListKey &RawText::search(const char *istr,
int searchType, int flags,
SWKey *scope, bool *just
Scenario:
Suppose I'm looking at Gen 1. In the VerseReference input field, it
shows Genesis 1:1. Ok so far.
Now I want to directly "GoTo" another verse, such as John 3:16. I
click in the input field, which selects/highlights Genesis 1:1. Still
ok if the mouse doesn't "drift" and I type "John
Request for clarification is always a good thing.
I think perhaps we were responding to Daniel Glassey's announcement:
Please report any bugs you find in it to
http://www.crosswire.org/bugs
in the modules section.
How about the erratic "hover" notes? (MOD-36)
same as above. If a note do
A clarification please:
Hopefully, this won't come across as a snide comment, but what exactly
are we testing for? I'm confused.
Is the test to be whether the contents of the ESV are correct? Are we
looking for typos, mispeinggss, unsync'ed notes, verses out of
order, etc.?
Does the d
integrating wxWidgets and Mozilla was quite cumbersome.
For sure
FYI, there are some real experts on wxWidgets that participate in the
Audacity open-source project. It is a sophisticated multi-track audio
editor that uses the GPL license. They have developed some incredible
custom widgets
If it is put in the bug tracker it won't get forgotten (not saying
that it'll get fixed quickly just that it can't be forgotten ;) )
COM-9 (minor?) created at:
http://crosswire.org/bugs/browse/COM-9
Is "Common" a "catch-all" category when the problem cause isn't clear?
Related to JSword?
I p
Also using WinXp Pro SP2, but BibleCS sword.exe 1.5.8 rc1
I'm seeing a large number of duplicated headings, mostly at the start
of chapters. There is a menu item Options + Headings that controls
this.
Every Psalm I looked at shows duplicated headings. Also the start of
chapters, like Mark 1.
I've use a console app to test modules, and hit a problem getting Mark
1:2. The following "boiled down code" reads 1000 verses fine with KJV,
WEB, ISV, AKJV, etc, but crashes with ESV with assert message:
isctype.c line 68 (unsigned)(c+1) <= 256
Am I doing something wrong, or is there a problem
http://crosswire.org/study/passagestudy.jsp?mod=ESV&Footnotes=On&Cross-references=On
Ok. The swordweb (The Bible Tool?) has a similar problem with notes
showing up erraticly. Mark 1:1 note is blank. Attached screen shot to
MOD-36 bug report.
http://www.crosswire.org/bugs/browse/MOD-36
But mo
Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
Bug report MOD-36 (moderate to major?)
ESV "hover footnotes" are erratic. For example, in Mark 1, some
appear, and some don't.
With the above comment, could you indicate which frontend you are
using and if swordweb also shows the problems.
MOD-36 updated to indicate s
The ESV is now available as a public beta. You can download it from
the beta area
Thanks!
Please report any bugs you find in it to
http://www.crosswire.org/bugs
in the modules section.
Bug report MOD-36 (moderate to major?)
ESV "hover footnotes" are erratic. For example, in Mark 1, some
ap
Daniel G.,
Super! (and a belated happy first anniversary for your new position as
copyright-meister ... )
Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 2:00 PM
OK, subject to anyone objecting I am asking to take over copyright
duties (I have emailed people already with some ideas but Troy is
offline at the m
x27; Collaboration Forum"
Sent: Saturday, March 25, 2006 8:59 AM
Subject: Re: [sword-devel] KJV2006 - 4th Beta
L.Allan-pbio wrote:
DM,
I tried out the "raw" KJV2006-Beta-4 with sword.exe rc1
drum roll, please
Well, nothing shows up. Am I providing "dummy checking"
DM,
I tried out the "raw" KJV2006-Beta-4 with sword.exe rc1
drum roll, please
Well, nothing shows up. Am I providing "dummy checking" or otherwise doing
something wrong?
The KJV2006-ztext shows up ok, but not the raw vpl.
When I try to look at nt and ot with a text editor, I'm getting
DMSmith wrote:
I have sent to Troy a workable system.
Is that nsis installer source code available? And a prototype of the
setup.exe itself? The last setup.nsi in SVN at:
https://crosswire.org/svn/biblecs/trunk/installer/
is from Sep 8, 2005. Is there somewhere else to look?
I would appreciat
I've got the "Lucene in Action" (2005) book in front of me, and my
impression is that CLucene 0.9 can use Lucene 1.4.3 indices.
http://clucene.sourceforge.net/
- Original Message -
From: "Martin Gruner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Are clucene and lucene (and lucene4c etc.) indexes identical,
From: "Troy A. Griffitts"
The current InstallShield uninstaller calls installmgr with a command-line
option to remove all modules.
Scenario:
A "family of sword-api front-ends" installed (such as BibleCS's sword.exe
and one or more of BibleStudy, BibleDesktop, and LcdBible installed). The
end-
Please, any of you that have the time, read the manual and provide
revisions and comments. As they are actively working on OSIS 2.5, now is a
good time.
Based on your reading, would the upgraded osis spec be usable to prepare a
module that could be used to generate a printable Sharing Bible tr
quot;CrossWire" application.
While this doesn't do everything on your wish list, I think it goes a long
way toward it.
For the last few weekends, I thought I'd get it done, but something always
came up. Maybe, I can get it done tonight.
Yes, you have noticed that I have spread
Just thought I'd check what the status of the BibleCS installer was. There
was a big flurry of posts in early Feb, but I was wondering if I missed the
actual "release candidate". The last SVN entry is from September.
Not meaning to be impatient, as I observe with gratitude (and awe) the large
IANASE either.
Something to consider (in addtion to something like a CRC or MD5 hash)
perhaps the .conf file could have a known pattern for the first several
characters and last several characters. For example, the KJV begins with:
"In the" and finishes with "Amen."
It something else sho
If you encrypt first, then I would think that compression would not
accomplish much ... encrypted text typically compresses very little, if at
all.
- Original Message -
Martin,
You have the flow of events incorrect. Compression is last on building.
Decompression is first on rea
I know zilch Greek or Hebrew, but could perhaps help with cleaning up the
redundant/flawed tags in KJV there is a verse that is over 10,000
chars long, (Mark 1:9?) and several over 4,000 tags long.
Stay tuned. With Troy's help, I should have the work area set up before
too long with the K
Josh,
I am pretty ignorant about accessability issues, but I wanted to check if
you got your question(s) answered ok.
The reason for my reply is that I participate on the open source GPL
Audacity audio editor project. Over the past month or so, there have been a
significant number of threads
in the commentary window. You can change the verse, add
other entries, restart, etc. and it still appears where you put it.
imp2vs isn't involved in the Personal module/RawFiles driver.
--Chris
L.Allan-pbio wrote:
I was trying out the Personal Commentary, and had
I was trying out the Personal Commentary, and had trouble getting it to
work. Does the ModDrv=RawFiles work ok?
As installed from the 1.5.6 StarterKit, the personal.conf is:
[Personal]
DataPath=./modules/comments/rawfiles/personal/
ModDrv=RawFiles
SourceType=ThML
Description=Personal Commentary
From: "L.Allan-pbio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday, February 04, 2006 10:36 PM
Subject: [sword-devel] Is "original input source" for modules available?
Greg H: wrote:
Getting a copy of the "original" source should be close to possible using
the
Love to have your help.
I don't think that knowledge of Hebrew or Greek is necessary for most of
the changes.
I know zilch Greek or Hebrew, but could perhaps help with cleaning up the
redundant/flawed tags in KJV there is a verse that is over 10,000 chars
long, (Mark 1:9?) and several o
If you do the leg work, I'll incorporate it. But at some point we need to
do a release. And at that point whatever is solid will make the cut and be
used. We can still work on it for the next release.
I did some more research, and the more you look, the more complicated it
seems to get. I'm re
nd
- Original Message -----
From: "DM Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "SWORD Developers' Collaboration Forum"
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 10:22 AM
Subject: Re: [sword-devel] BibleCS Installer: HKCU vs HKLM
L.Allan-pbio wrote:
Regarding use of HKCU vs H
From: Fabrizio Lanza
Hello,
can somebody give me a quick tip? Coz I have some difficulty with my biblic
translation platform.
I saw that Sword uses some sort of rich text control, to display formatted
bible text. What is it? In which programming language?
For my project I need a cross-platform
Interesting I suppose I ought to install JSword and get more
familiar with it.
You can get it at http://www.crosswire.org/bibledesktop/download.html ,
use the Windows installer if on Windows.
Thanks for the link. It installed nicely and works well. I learned some
things.
JSword may ha
L.Allan-pbio wrote:
(something I'm unclear about does JSword use the C++ api in some
manner of "binding", or does it have an independent "reversed engineered"
api written in Java?)
JSword does not use any C++. It is pure Java. It also does not call
DM Smith wrote:
The implementation is not a hybrid of C&D but more a variation on C as you
gave in code below.
If it is clearer to swap the labels, I would be glad to do that.
Your call ... I don't really have a real preference ... maybe lean towards
not changing the labels, and have the min
Regarding SWORD_PATH issues (split from general BibleCS Installer thread to
be focused on this issue alone) :
DM Smith wrote:
I didn't think about overwriting. I'll see about adding a check to see
if it is currently defined and pointing to an existing directory. If it
is not then I think it sh
Well, I think you have two very good solutions here: (C and D)
1) Swap the labels and the functions. I found the default labels and I
think that we can use them, so i18n is not an issue, nor is hacking.
2) Set variables in both functions and in .onInstSuccess do the work as
requested.
The secon
Regarding use of HKCU vs HKLM (split from general Installer thread to be
focused on this issue alone) :
Here is some sample code for a custom page allowing choice of "Just this
user" and "All Users". It is pretty stripped down just to illustrate the
basics of how it works.
(I haven't tested
Another option is to turn off having messages sent to you, and check the
following link when you want to check messages:
http://www.crosswire.org/pipermail/sword-devel/
To turn of message delivery, this is what has worked for me (may be
other/better ways)
* On this page near the bottom, enter
By having them, we sign up to the responsibility for internationalizing
those pages, should the need arise.
Good point ... I hadn't considered that.
Regarding getting readme.txt to show up by itself before InstallManager.exe
and sword.exe (split from general Installer thread to be focused on t
* HKLM SOFTWARE\Classes\sword ???
Seems to be set by running sword.exe whole series of registry
entries. Perhaps these should be removed also?
These are being created by the OS. Not by the installer or the executable.
Try installing and running 1.5.6 and then search for registry entries.
Some comments:
* Very good progress.
* Nice implementation of the sword url link with WriteIniStr used to create
the link
* HKLM SOFTWARE\Classes\sword ???
Seems to be set by running sword.exe whole series of registry
entries. Perhaps these should be removed also?
* The InstallM
Here is yatd ... yet another tutorial draft
http://lcdbible.sourceforge.net/misc/CwModuleTutorial_060208d.doc
which references a "StarterKit" that should be self-contained
http://lcdbible.sourceforge.net/misc/CwModuleTutorial_060208d.zip
Compared to previous:
* incorporates some of Greg H's feed
Just curious ... what is the status of The CrossWire Society and relevant
permissions, licensing, and copyright of the NET Bible notes from Bible.org
and/or BSF (Biblical Studies Foundation) and/or Biblical Studies Press?
My impression is that the NET Bible itself is relatively unencumbered wit
Here is a link to a first draft, with only about 1/3 to 1/10 of the
eventual
content ... if it seems worthwhile to continue ...
http://lcdbible.sourceforge.net/misc/CwModuleTutorial.doc
which references a "StarterKit"
http://lcdbible.sourceforge.net/misc/CwModuleTutorial_060208c.zip
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Greg H. wrote:
Due to some of the same difficulties you were running into, I had planned
to make a new tutorial on how to create a module in my edits to the
website. ...
As for a prepared tutorial on the website... I'm not aware of one other
than the one you looked for. It needs some signific
There are civil and appropriate ways to disagree with someone without
resorting to "smash mouth".
I believe you owe Mr. Johnson an apology.
- Original Message -
From: "Chris Little" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sorry? Did you have a better suggestion? Perhaps you misread the
documentation
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